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Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
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mnnb. Gn al oiale beitiaalne ajebz
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bans ainloec, oerpeo at ban en- Wtorgen
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rcn, Der tilfnlotes, at ell Sinousglugge
hapbe ueret aabnet, ioet Stiiterne til
lamme par bpiebe tiliipe % ienere after
lutfebe til lom fprben. Ser faces Spcr
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pebnanb. 9puen bar life tent paa, al
&atten ltilbe ipabiere no at @lussen,
mebens ban bar inbe, os berpeo fom til
at parile fin 0erre % TOlitiet, iom Der
narmere @iteriprifnins bar ppeaset Den
rette @jerniugsmano.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

opoe paa Barisliens, 80 Bsrnebrrn,
booraf % egoe, 60 Bprnebsrnsbsrn,
buoiaf 5 oGoe, % / 8arnebarnsbarnes
barn. Gel bele Nifom belcber fig aft
laa til bpao piit ijeloen inotr0Her -
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4ar sannmel Den lite Wtoi 1884, mehens
Wtoberen, Der sanr / tit ;9oe Nar, er
frilf % rpria iremneles.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

20 1iau0 6rmlnei uuoer Gieitelp6
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"'S9tF' at ban baube Ilaat ia % beipi-
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'4N''e en- stunO, men bar tillut lae
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
WiIunufet. 7be marta. is!

6ptet, ao.2 15-76. Mats o0-35M 5opts
60. ., bpto. O-SoH; Rus .@ot 1, m-S5i sps.
20. 2, oo-JoH; MessPork, cash ~So.o-@075.
Lard, ST.10-760
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
TcosfalD.

(slrttnssliae Z sSsials eptas,s Tesra6sEofen' fon
ttotil gratis. " osFimos an iadoaH zamsfssii. af ptss
yiiissrs 5Hssofo slsE leoias,t AZ gers. sa maa iaabaat
bstaiss 3 ssnis ". siRis { 5,rsaS.)
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Smfommsn peo SucItreS. Sro

Smfpmmen Deo SneIgreo. Sra
9emieoal itripes: Gen l4oe Sanuar
began llngfarl 9ars Stunbe - % Iar
sammcl - zig tilfjelos lor at ifpoe Dip
per. Get 6apoe lneet no9et DC fore9aa=
enbe 9aae, us III far bet oper / Goueir,
pg pa er BET lon Ofteit Sn~eifreoenes
6eleili9c Tio. % @utten life fpm bjenl
meo 9peloen, aneoe ma llraao p9 be-
gap Zig ct stDtfe for at ipse efter 6an;
men pna @runo al Wsrfet % bet tptfe
&eir matte bette opgipes ltrar. Neite
Mtor9cn reiite ba 10 Mano afiteb i9jen,
% ilopoe 0agen ianot ma bans Sig /
ct Gitelfreo; man bleu bet par berueb,
at ben enc SOB 1tdt ~ al Sneen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
@uosHenelta.

5prittomrnenoe Spnoass 5ormiooo9 al.
1919.
Spnoas3itole lige eiter @uostjeneiten.
&~pnfirmauterie mpoer9tanoag 6orminoas
ST. 1917.
8ibeaGSnin9 / Sfpiebnlet pco Grate 81,
3 Spnea9 g%itermiooag.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

SOOsialo. 6orleoeh af9it ueo ~
ben jA%riitianid Sonlul 36omes 3bpme,
In TIA ara0erO / en- 9(loer al II Inr.
/ Sc fOIte Nar par &onIuten 'Dgelle.
hen tioli0ere Nage bar ban Ell lieloelt
(auaiit, oriitis % 6esapet Manc, Der
Ia / en- tor Tirtiumbeo. Srdserp
|cmmlute la9oe tiolis 8ellag paa bans
tuaer. s eli meset ing gloer blep
far pal9i til GroiCrer, % ban bar be
Futmco ilere al tit aomniines 2ialoss
Fperu. 1862 repraicntercbc ban
frdgero paa Gtprtbinset, buor ban til
(grte BET iriiinneoe &urti. Saaleoes
kay ban CIT al Surpens parmeite Gil
(gr9ere. Hca @uuno al lin Soloning
|Snne Gag bIep ban life Gienual9t
(,65. 0an par en- Gloe Srooer al Den
|IuGrcrbe g6iugmaro ma 8ratsber9,
ForcnIfriper g9omeieu.
Sra Hispr ltrIpes ben 2oen 6ebr.
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Sten blcu ilerbass hesraoet paa
|isor airte9daro imoer Webbprscres
|lnenc 0eltdgelie. 0en gioUoe, Der
|pnaaeoe Ell Gloer al 70 9lar, bar CT al
patS o%ngtigite Sflbsiurere, men ban
|gsa0 SeCn beniuDo &Dttiaorenc, %
l5eoe iioen at &uh2rcoeri. 8 fin gib
~ ocri nSttiim9smn9o5inct" en- NGfte
rreinuger om iremrdgeHoe norIfe Spz
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lie 'orbi Sap 0Oui paa Gtibet "6orn-
'ra' 0ai uar meb / iprIte &ofte al
% areos al biGrUe SomGuo, Der bau
t@r 5iibsiart til 99os % Wldgt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Morteu 6anIen. Ell al be ri9eIte
Simmer paa Gprpstraften er nplia bgb
paa @aarben &ilnana / Soleen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Shorthorns.

IRE 2 aars samle Srer os Ell a~arssanmel
Creialu, Jllobloosfreatirer al ben uomGrie.
be Sborthorn. Nace CO restitrereee, or til.
ialss for en- rimelis Tris.
Eiten y. 8olberg.
244 Sesper, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Sr. s. Nratu.

Zen betlenote gGptalmptboloa o. Cptiter,
iom forarbeioer be uomerteee frantic suns
iii9e Rennelteoiie, Tan M tsGfies / So
Grosie, isis. Sans Noresie er;
Tr. 5. 6rant, GOD Spr 434.
19tf. "a Grpsie. WE.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Sguoag l3Oc Warts WliOstjeHeite I Wi3
Canoe MietbootiitIrfe al. l0l5 Jorm. og ST.
I Aften pen Balt. 8. y. Ber9g.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Understandings.
chicago, 10. aqari.. 1875.

8asrseptss.....Rs. q. .....-...... @-TT1s
70. 8. W-ea; Va. /. saars, fD,inusayoiis) o.
75H; 80. 1. saars. CSpIufk) o%-7sls
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Sagen mpb Stortbingsmano III.

~"sN" "S" StDtNu-HtaU "
mann, iurbi ban % bans 6amilie i9isz
Ieo meo be iDrite &riitue bar npbt Nabs
oeren iarmeu, bar iorleoen fore peb
gbinget i Siljorb. Omtrins so Men.
nelfer baube %lnrtlet Jig / &etten. 6prs
lpGreren 8. Gbriitopberlen, neolGehe
Haaltanb ON, at SprenIfriuer 6nbritius,
Observation-Disclosures tioli9ere6urmanb,
ituloe uige SGoe, oels ioroi ban allerebe
unoer 8or6Dret bapea erfl9ret ipr Gil
tate ! 2asrettets SperoGr, at ban bleo
at bonnie otter De % be Seitemmetier,
altlaa paa 6orbaaro babe taget
8art / Sagen. SorenIfriueren erfla-
reoe, at ban life beg tit Sebe. Otter en-
~turtere @ibreIprlel ubiattes Sngen Der
paa til Slrtten al DARTS.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Die MpDitan / Gleerum itaar / Mar

Die Wupitah / Glperum itaar / Nar
/ Sfatteli9ninsen for 1,756,00O ar.
6ornalle 90 1880 9r. / Snotest, Fri
Der "Noroenfi. Sib." - Sfatten bliper
4,137 ar. Senne itaute ps iriiinbeoe
norlfe Sturbonoe er oespRrre life mere
/ bette 2ip; ban bpbe fpr ct Mars 5io
liben %piitnOf til Sors us 3ab for mango.
Oct pil mmoes. Ole MpDltao bar Ben@
berries Sane peo @erselanosIelteu.
@amleYer Ga~rinssaaien leuer enooa.
San Itaar Stattelisuinsen for $4,000
Ser. / 6urmue ps 31,S00 / Snntest. =
pliper 1914 &r. @amle Ser Behring'S
aoien er 5ar til oet pirfiomne, friiim-
oeoe 6olfepen Sflse THrins8aaien lem
er flenot ps aibolbt al lao manse-osiaa
Der noropaa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
Robbery and Ransom.

The Galveston News correspondent
from San Antonio, publishes an account
Of bold highway robbery from Starr
county, which could easily be worked
up to read better than yellow back
novel. Julian Guerro, Of Star county,
says that three weeks ago Juan Garcia
Barrerra, wealthy horse raiser, left his
ranch for Roma to deposit $3.50. Nine
miles away he was overpowered BY q
band OF Mexican bandits from the other
side OF the Bravo and after being blind
folded was robbed and held for 20 days,
for ransom, the bandits demanding his
check for 81 800, which he finally gave.
They then collected this money on the
pretense that he had bought some hor-
ses from them, and released him On re-
turning home he found that his friends,
becoming alarmed at his absence had or
ganized search party, and when he de-
tailed his experience large posse
started out and captured some four or
five Of the robbers, and after tying them
up by the thumbs extOrted confessions
OF the deed from four of them who are
now in custody. Starr county is said 10
be Overrun with criminals and needs
rangers there.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
More Trouble in Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 5.-Yesterday
morning Is men armed with Winches-
tiers. came from the soldiers station on
the Columbus & Ohio road to MOrehead.
1t is said there are, or will be, $50 men
armed secreted around town. These
men 1t seems, belongs to the Logan fac
ton, and are gathering because news
has been brought that part Of ToIlIvers
friends intended to come from Elliott
county and burn the town. Boone Logan
lie in MOrehead and il was he who order-
ed the assembly OF men. IL Is certain
that messengers sent to bring in
more men go on the train
at MOrehead today and that Allie
w. Young boarded the train at Mount
Sterling this morning and went to More
head Everybody feels that there is
trouble of the very worst sort ahead.
Judge DOnaven will hold special term
Of court at Morehead some time this
month for the trial Of Harris alias PEN
dulum, for conspiracy to murder Judge
Cole and Taylor Young.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREVETIES.

Earthquake shock felt at Santiago de-
| Cuba.
Protestant clergy issue call for spe-
oial meeting Of Evangelical alliance.
Bloomington roller mills and 10000
bushels OF wheat burned.
New York clearing house showed a
years business OF $50 Az, 475, 10.
Gov. Ross Is in Corsioans. inspecting
asylum site.
States Attorney Grinnell, OF Chicago
resigns, to accept judgeship.
No permits to parties to hunt 10 the
Indian Territory will be allowed.
Chief Justice Mercur, of Pennsylvania,
| Is dead.
Nine. Aimee, the singer, is dead, In
Paris.
Austin organizes a board OF trade and
will build.
Courtney and Bubear will row another
race on the Sth inst.
Arizona mail carrier held up and
robbed.
Freight cars jump track and lay
Southern Pacific train near FL Paso.
Chicago burglars chloroform victims
and fire the house.
Patterson Il Co., commission mer-
chants Of Ennis, assign.
st. Louis and San Francisco railroad
declares a dividend of p per cent.
Relations between Italy and Germany
are most cordial
Russia Ia bitter against Italy for her
conference with Bismsrk.
Jake Killrsin has arrived at Queens-
town In good health.
Prof. Huxley is investigating spirit
ualism aud may become convert.
The Yelled Prophets procession, in st.
Louis, was an hour passing n given
point.
In the inquest upon the Mitchelstown
dead, Harrington charged the police
who had testified with committing per-
jury.
Grover tells the Galveston bar dele
CATION that he will appoint Lamar to
Justice Woods place.
Two Turkish diplomats have received
the order OF Plus TX. from the pope.
The first Ofthe kind.
New Orleans organizes a safe and lock
manufactOry: $4,000 capital subscribed
al the organization.
A Liverpool cigar factory has female
fire brigade, 900 strong. At a late fire
they did good service.
Migrating swarms of butterflies, num-
boring millions, are reported near For
syth, N. G..
Volunteer was greeted with innumer-
able salutes rs she started for Marble
head.
Big billiard tournament arranged for
New York and Chicago, In November
and December, with SlOssOn, Sohatier.
DAILY, Sexton and Carter.
Total receipt OF hogs at Cincinnati
S35, 247, head of cattle 1856 10. sheep $685.
92l, making total OF all three kinds of
l,6SS, 27S head, in comparison with .544, :
562 head the preceding year, showing al
aggregate Increase OF 437l6 head OF the
three kinds of stock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05

L. WOLFSON
White Elephant Clothing House. Main Plaza.
Welcomed the Pastor.

A large party Of the friends Of Rev.
and Mrs. Scudder, including members Of
the doctors large congregation, Of Mad
ison Square church assembled at the
doctors residence, No. 4l2 Dallas street
last night, to welcome their pastor home
from his summer vacation, The
ladies took possession OF the
premeses in the afternoon and
executed some fine decorations. The
reception was given from s to 10 p. m.
Several ladies furnished vocal and in
strumentsl music. Among them were
Misses Hortie Jones and Ada Lehman.
Mr.. c. K. Arnold gave two fine recita-
tons.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
The Witnesses.

Among the witnesses summoned in
the Beitel divorce case are Lizzie Fields,
Julia Fields, Mollie Franklin. Lee Sims,
VIM. Hill, Jesusa Espinosa, Joe McClel-
Ian, Geo. Williams, Martha Williams L,
James Mills, Rafael Martinez, Louisa
johnson, RObt. Massius. Mrs. Colombo,
WIN. Summers, Mrs. Esther Newman,
Sarah Newman, Cyrus Levine, Della
Bells, Ii. Breusing, WIN. Branch, Chas.
Williams, Geo. Saunders, f. o. Meuse-
Ygnacio CassianO, Ned Randolph, Victor
Espsrza, Joe wilkins, Tom Gallagher,
Matte Robinson, Sidney Chenault,
James Caldwell, c. l.. Wagner, A. A.
Brown, Eliza Lewis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
Nellie BOYD.

This charming actress begins her en-
gagement Of two days in San Antonio,
at the Grand opera house tonight.
Seats have already begun selling rapid
ly and the play will bring large audi
ence together. 1t is startling in its re-
alistic situations made naturally vivid by
Its spectacular effects OF beautiful
scenery and the strong combinations Of
the drama 1t disGlOses. Manager Rische
has taken great care for the comfort of
his patrons, and there need be no fear
felt that the gallery disorder will be re-
peated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
A Horse That Can Talk!

Everybody has heard of "horse laugh"
but who has ever seen an equine gifted with
the power of speechl Such an animal would
be pronounced a miracle; but so would the
telegraph and the telephone have been a
hundred years ago. Why, even very recently
cure for consumption would have been
looked upon as miraculous, but now people
are beginning TO realize that the disease is not
incurable. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will cure 1t, il taken in time. This
word-renowned remedy will not make new
lungs, but IL will restore diseased ones TO a
healthy state when all other means have failed.
Thousands can gratefully testify TO this. All
dTuRRiats
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
Parker's Eulogy on Beecher.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Rev. DIR. Jas.
Parker of the city temple. London, de.
livered an eulogy on Henry Ward
Beecher at tho academy OF music, Brook
Ign, last night. He was introduced by
Or. Charles Ii. Hall. who preached the
sermon at MIR. Beeoher's funeral. On
the platform were the officers OF the
thirteenth regiment, Of which Mr..
Beecher was chaplain, and many promi-
nent city officials and cIergymen. The
academy was filed. Mrs. Beecher wi h
a party of friends occupied one of the
boxes, DIR. Parker was listened to with
marked attention and was frequently
applauded. His pathetic references to
Mr.. Beecher moved many to tears.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
Building Permits,

The following permits have been
taken out OF the mayors office since yes
terday morning:
ii. FaviIle, addition to brick dwelling,
east side Of Solcdad street, S6C0.
X. Sanchez. lumber dwelling, west
side Of North Laredo street, 500.
+. X. Durette. lumber office, north side
OF Indiana avenue, S400.
Mrs. Dora K. Stumberg, iron clad
store, north side of East Commerce
street, $500.
Nicolas Monies, lumber dwelling,
south side San Fernando street, $40.
Strauther Bombrey, lumber dwelling,
north side OF Centre street, SIS.
Martin Celler, addition to store, west
side Of South Flores street, S75.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
Not so Bright as Painted.

Ferd. Heilig, who has been to Califor-
MIA to see the boom, there, says that il
Is undoubtedly big thing for rich men
and spectators, but not much for the
poor man. The little extra that he
makes in the course Of a month is more
than "eaten up" by the high prices paid
for everything, and In the end he is not
so we'll off there as in Texas, which he
considers the best place for working
men.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
Grover and Wife in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The train bearing
President Cleveland and wife pulled
slowly into the Alton depot at Twenty
third street, at 9:l0 O'Clock u. m. There
was loud shout from the crowd as the
distinguished pair walked across the
platform to their carriages. A moment
later the president was riding through
the streets Of Chicago. 1t was a well
come fitting the executive OF this
great republic that President
Cleveland met with when he
had landed for the first time
In his life In Chicago, this morning. The
enthusiasm was electrical. Such crowds,
such bright faces In the same numbers
were never seen before. There must
have been fifty thousand men, women
and children gathered within a few
blocks of the station. All the streets
leading to that thoroughfare were
checked up completely with the
press Of human beings Above
the heads of the crowd could be seen the
helmeted military. They were truly q
fine lot of men in all four companies,
cavalry and artillery. Their arrival oc-
oasloned a sensation which grew more
and more tumultu0us as the presidential
equippage appeared on the scene. AS
the presidents carriage moved away,
the military formed around 1t and the
tumultuous crowd with wild cheering
fell IN behind. The president took off his
hat the moment he got into the carriage
and bowed and smiled as roaring cheers
went up. He seemed well pleased with
his welcome and be might well be, for 1t
was royal. Mrs. Cleveland wore black
travelling dress. and although wearied
from her long journey, she looked as
FIR, an and charming "a ulnaI
Rev. Giddings reports satisfactory
progress In the matter Of securing en-
enlargement for that Methodist college.
file expects to have matters in trim by
the time that the Methodist conference
meets here, so that definite statements
and propositions can be made. He has
received only good words and promises
OF money or lands from all whom he has
approached.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
The meeting then adjourned.


"A cordial invitation Is extended to
everybody to visit Orynski's Corner
Pharmacy on Military plaza. Our mot
to is threefold: Only the best goods,
only the greatest care and accuracy,
only the most reasonable prices. We
call special attention to lot of fancy
goods, to be sold at ruinous rates, pre-
vious to the arrival of our new goods for
the holiday season. Come and look at
them, maybe you will see something to
strike your fancy-and they're cheap.
ORYNsRI's.
9H II Military plaza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05

The German-English school will give
a grand fancy fair in the Casino on the
10th, 18th and 18th Of October, when ar
ticles worked by the pupils will be ex-
hiblted and disposed OF, and other use
ful articles will be displayed In a like
manner. There will be presented some
remarkably fine tableaux, life, statuary
and Goethe's Faust" In the latter
play Mics Mary Siemering will represent
"Margarite," Will Herff Faust" and
Otto Guenther will play the devil as
"Mephistopheles."
The fancy fairs in former years have
been great success but the coming fair
will exceed all, in grandeur and general
excellence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05

OF the efforts OF the California Fig Syrup
Company, to present 10 the public an agree
able and effective substitute for the bitter
nauseous liver medicines and carthartics for
merry In use, is as gratifying to the COMPANY
as II is oreditable to the good taste OF the pub-
lie. The large and rapidly increasing sale of
Syrup OF Figs, and the promptly beneficial
effects OF single dose are convincing proofs
thst 1t is the most easily taken and the most
pleasantly effective remedy known. For sale
by +. Kalteyer & Son. ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
School Board Meeting.

A meeting Of the school board was
held yesterday, and all members OF the
board were present except Alderman
Smye.
The resignation Of Miss Alice B. Grif-
fifth was reported, and Miss Florence ID.
Zavalla was appointed in her stead.
The Misses Lou Bell and Fannie B.
COx's designations were presented and
accepted.
DIR. w. J. Barbee's proposition to de-
liver course OF lectures on geology in
the High school was considered and de-
clined.
The petition Of Mr.. Lowday to have
his fence connected with the school
fence adjoining his residence was re-
jected.
The meeting then adjourned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
Berlin's Prescribed Socialists.

BERLIN. Oct. "a decree has been Is
sued under the socialist law, declaring
a minor state OF siege here, and prOhib-
itlng the sale on the streets Of special
editions OF papers. Herr Barth, editor
Of Relohsfreund, he's been sentenced to
three months imprisonment for ascrib-
ing the growth Of the bad tone OF par
Lament to Prince Bismarck's false and
insulting accusations against the
liberals, which the later were so &C.
customed to hear. that they were no
longer excited thereby.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
New Directors,

Two new directors OF the San Antonio
club were elected last night, ex-Mayor
James II. French being elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF the
late Major Waelder, and Mr.. Henry
Berg being elected to succeed Mr.. VIM
Maverick, resigned on account OF alb
sence.
A committee, consisting Of A. W.
Houston, J. H. French and II. 4. Barn
ard, was appointed to draft resolutions
to the memory OF Mai. Waelder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
New Suits District court

Alice NJ. G. Davis vs.. Robt. J. Davis,
for divorce on the grounds of abandon
ment and cruelty.
j. A. Alderman VS.. G. ii. & s. A.
railway company, appeal from justice
court.
Peter Getsweiler va. Erie Telegraph
and Telephone company, appeal from
justice court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05
BeitelDlvorce Case.

The Beitel divorce case was again re-
sumed this morning. The evidence OF
c. l.. Wagner, Martha and Geo. Williams,
Joe Mcclellan, Ned Randolph, James
Mills and Jacobo Coy, was taken, to
prove that plaintiff, Mrs. Beitel, had
been seen to enter houses OF i'll fame and
do other things damaging to her char
aoter and husbands feelings. Yesterday
afternoon Lee Sims, X. l.. Anderson,
VIM. Hill, Rafael Martinez, Jesusa Es-
pinosa, Ygnacio Cassisno. Lizzie Fields,
and Il. r, Gallagher testified.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-05

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